FileModifiedMonitor 1.4.0
File Modified Monitor is a tool that will inform you via email about modified files in a given root folder and it's sub folders.
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File Modified Monitor is a tool that will inform you via email about modified files in a given root folder and it's sub folders.
It's a non memory resident command line application that can be typically used to monitor file modifications on unattended servers. Use the command line options and your favorite scheduler to run a modified file scan with a regular interval.
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